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Results for गार्भ

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. गार्भgārbhaa.(-र्भी f.) [गर्भे साधु अण्], -गार्भिक (-की f.) a.
    1. (-र्भी Feminine) गर्भे साधु अण्, -गार्भिक (-की Feminine) Adjective
    2. Uterine, fetal; Bhāg.3.7.27.
    3. Relating to gestation; Ms.2.27.
  2. गार्भिणम्gārbhiṇamण्यम् [ṇyam], ण्यम् [गर्भिणीनां समूहः भिक्षा˚ अण्] A number of pregnant women.

    ण्यम् ṇyam, ण्यम् गर्भिणीनां समूहः भिक्षाdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied अण् A number of pregnant women.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. गार्भgārbha[gârbha] a. born from a womb; refer ring to an embryo, performed during preg nancy; i-ka, a. relating to the…

    [gârbha] adjective born from a womb; refer ring to an embryo, performed during preg nancy; i-ka, adjective relating to the womb, uterine.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. गार्भgārbhamfn. (fr. $), born from a womb BhP. iii, 7, 27
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from $), born from a womb BhP. iii, 7, 27
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective relating to a foetus or to gestation Mn. ii, 27.
  2. गार्भायणgārbhāyaṇam. pl. patr. Pravar. i, 7.

    masculine gender plural patronymic Pravar. i, 7.

  3. गार्भिकgārbhikamfn. relating to the womb ib.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective relating to the womb ibidem

  4. गार्भिणgārbhiṇan. (fr. गर्भिणी), a number of pregnant women g. भिक्षा*दि .
    1. neuter gender (from गर्भिणी), a number of pregnant women gaRa भिक्षा*दि .
    2. (also) Equivalent to सिमन्तो * न्नयन (page and participle 1218).
  5. गार्भिण्यgārbhiṇyan. id. L.

    neuter gender the same Lexicographers